Ah, well then I stand by my follow the traces with a magnifying glass from the sound pins on the logic board and look for corrosion, traces that have been eaten through, goo shorting resistors, capacitors, etc. Let's not discount that the logic board pre-amp IC hasn't crapped out, either -- but pay special attention to any shorting between those pins! You may have to remove it in order to clean under it. What was the other problem besides sound?
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